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'''Hulking corpses''' are hulking and [[mindless]] humanoid-shaped [[undead]] engines of destruction using nothing but their own claws and bite. Often on their own found running amok with the drive for destruction, hulking corpses become surprisingly dedicated to masters with enough power to control them.<ref>[[Libris Mortis]] p. 109-110</ref> {{Spec|It is for this reason that hulking corpses probably qualify as the [[Obedient Dead]] subset of the [[Walking Dead]].}}
'''Hulking corpses''' are hulking and [[mindless]] humanoid-shaped [[undead]] engines of destruction. Creatures of brute strength, hulking corpses attack using their own claws and bite. Often found on their own running amok with only the drive for destruction, hulking corpses become surprisingly dedicated to masters with enough power to control them.<ref>[[Libris Mortis]] p. 109-110</ref> {{Spec|It is for this reason that hulking corpses probably qualify as the [[Obedient Dead]] subset of the [[Walking Dead]].}}


==Descriptive Text==
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Revision as of 12:03, 7 December 2019

Hulking corpses are hulking and mindless humanoid-shaped undead engines of destruction. Creatures of brute strength, hulking corpses attack using their own claws and bite. Often found on their own running amok with only the drive for destruction, hulking corpses become surprisingly dedicated to masters with enough power to control them.[1] It is for this reason that hulking corpses probably qualify as the Obedient Dead subset of the Walking Dead.

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“So this is the work of the Whispered One, of the Breaker of the Chain. But it is artless! There is almost none of his craft in it. It is a child’s toy, a witless play thing, a distraction from THEM. It is fit only for Ezrite terrifying, ogre throwing, treant wrestling! Or to receive the new Lamordian ambassador . . . .”

Lord of Necropolis, a forged and calumnious autobiographical parody of the life of Azalin Rex[2]

References

  1. Libris Mortis p. 109-110
  2. Descriptive text contributed by cure to John W. Mangrum's Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror project (posted on the Fraternity of Shadows message board).

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